In Parliament
SPEAKING last week on Mr. McGowen's proposals for securing the more easy amendments of the Constitution, through the liberalising of the 127th Clause in the…
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Politics & elections, 1898
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In Parliament
THE taxation proposals of the Reid Government were dealt with in Parliament last week. Mr W Morgan, M.P., voted against the duties proposed on tea, sugar, fruits (dried, candied, &c), rice, jam,…
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SPEAKING in the Assembly last week on the Government proposal in the direction of rendering several Northern rivers navigable,…
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LAST week, in Parliament, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick asked the following questions:—Hides for tanning purposes:—(1.) Is…
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DURING the course of the protracted debates on the Estimates in Parliament last week, Mr J G L Fitzpatrick offered the following remarks:—He thought we were not justified in interfering with the salary…
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IN the Assembly last week, when the Military Estimates came up for discussion, Mr J C L Fitzpatrick said he intended to vote against the amount of salary for the Military…
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